At Experimenta Studio, we take pride in having contributed our artistic and technical expertise to "The Life of the Factories," a documentary series directed by Florencia Castagnani and funded by Santa Fe Culture and INCAA. Our role was crucial in enhancing the visual tone of the series, taking charge of the animation for the intro and the final credits, as well as precise color correction that aesthetically and narratively enhanced each episode.

The series delves into Argentine factories, showing how workers transform these spaces into places of identity, labor, and resistance. Our challenge was to capture the atmosphere of each industrial environment, considering their aesthetic particularities. With its subtle and precise colorimetry, we enhanced the climates, light, and predominant colors of each factory, from the golden and greenish tones in a valve factory to the warm wood shades in a guitar manufacturing plant.

Projected in cinemas and on television channels, "The Life of the Factories" took its message beyond industrial walls. Our focus at Experimenta Studio was always to go beyond the technical, seeking to strengthen the visual narrative with clear and creative aesthetic treatments. This documentary is a testament to the power of visual art in telling stories about work, collective struggle, and the human condition.